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Isadora Manual v1.3 - TroikaTronix

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Clear) so that they appear as . Then you can use these locations in<br />

the Media Window to hold your newly recorded movies.<br />

It is important to understand that if you specify a number in the movie property,<br />

there must be a movie at that location in the Media Window. Otherwise, the movie<br />

will not appear in the Media Window.<br />

Furthermore, if you have a Movie Player in the same scene with the Capture To<br />

Disk actor, then its visible property must be off while you are recording. Otherwise,<br />

the movie is “busy” and cannot be replaced. If you want a Movie Player to play a<br />

newly recorded movie in the same scene in which it was recorded by the Record To<br />

Disk actor, take the following steps:<br />

1) Make sure that the visible property of the Movie Player is off while you are<br />

recording.<br />

2) Use the Record To Disk actor to start recording, specifying the place where the<br />

new movie will appear in the Media Window.<br />

3) Use another Record To Disk actor to stop recording.<br />

4) Set the movie property of the Movie Player to the location of the newly recorded<br />

movie in the Media Window.<br />

5) Set the visible property of the Movie Player to on.<br />

Stopping Capture To Disk<br />

To have the Capture To Disk actor stop recording, you would set the function<br />

property to stop and then send a trigger into the trigger input. The movie property<br />

has no effect when the function property is set to stop – the movie will be stored in<br />

the location specified by the Capture To Disk actor that initiated the recording<br />

process, regardless of its setting here.<br />

Once recording is stopped, the movie will appear in the Media Window at the<br />

location specified earlier. At this point, it can be played like any other movie that<br />

has been imported into the Media Window.<br />

Specifying the Location on Disk for Captured Media<br />

You can specify a folder into which movies recorded using the Capture To Disk<br />

will be placed. To do so, choose Input > Set Captured Media Folder. When you<br />

do, a file dialog will appear. Use this dialog to select the folder to which you would<br />

like your movies to be recorded, and then click the “Choose” button to confirm your<br />

choice.<br />

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